Can you use just any epoxy to glue the inserts into carbon-fiber arrows? Or do you have to use the kind they sell int the archer

[hjohn429]

Can you use just any epoxy to glue the inserts into carbon-fiber arrows? Or do you have to use the kind they sell int the archery catalogues? Can you use rubber cement?

[Reid Jones]

you mean the adapter for a broadhead? is that what you're referring to as an insert?

[herbie57_57]

I use fletching glue to glue on nocks and inserts and it does just fine. Rubber cement should work also but it cost about the same.

[hjohn429]

Do you think Boning Fletchtite Platinum would work godd for that?

[shane]

Yep.

[hunt_fish_sleep]

Epoxy is what they sell at archery shops, it's just epoxy with a camo package so that they can charge you more for their "specialized" glue. I wouldn't recommend rubber cement... little to flexible.

[steve182]

I agree rubber cement is not the answer. I use any epoxy, or gorrila glue. gorrilla glue is not ideal because it expands and squeezes out a bit, so it must be cleaned up after it dries. Works though. Your fletching glue or any super glue will do, in my experience.

[rudyglove27]

Yes you can use epoxy and not rubber cement!

[rudyglove27]

Yes you can use epoxy and not rubber cement!

[rudyglove27]

Yes you can use epoxy and not rubber cement!